The present, added on to some period of time-becomes future. The present plus time is the future. So our present work plus the time in which we do and achieve things together becomes the future world. The future is not a continuity of the present world - it can never be. The present world is being handled, dandled, destroyed and created through this given period of time, and what remains will be the future world - good or bad, created or destroyed. DIVINE LIFE FOR JUNIORS : - 1 to 10.

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All Members,

 Respected family members of this great holy Nation.

*REQUEST ALL  STUDENTS, PARENTS AND TEACHERS MUST READ THIS TOPIC

 **IT IS URGENT IMPORTANCE IN THE PRESENT SITUATION  OF THE NATION


Sub : DIVINE LIFE FOR JUNIORS : -
(Sri Swami Sivananda)


  Ref : The present, added on to some period of time-becomes future. The present plus time is the future. So our present work plus the time in which we do and achieve things together becomes the future world. The future is not a continuity of the present world - it can never be. The present world is being handled, dandled, destroyed and created through this given period of time, and what remains will be the future world - good or bad, created or destroyed.

DIVINE LIFE FOR JUNIORS - 1 to 10.


1. Faith -

Have perfect faith in God. Have faith in the holy scriptures and in the words of the wise.

Have faith in your own self. Have faith in the Grace of the Lord and in the power of the Divine Name. Pure faith can work wonders.

2. Obedience -

Obey your parents and teachers.

Obey your brothers and sisters.

Obedience is higher than reverence.

You will shine as a great man.

You will get success in all you do.

You will be prosperous and happy.

3. Keep Good Company -

Keep good company.

Give up the company of bad children.

They will spoil your character if you are not careful.

Do not smoke, gamble or play cards.

Seek the company of the wise and of devotees of God.

Sit silently, listen to their instructions and practise them.

4. Speech -

Speak the truth.

Speak sweetly.

Speak softly.

Speak with love.

Observe silence.

Do not speak ill of anyone.

Think carefully before you speak.

You will be peaceful and happy.

5. Adapt -

Patiently listen to the words of others even though they are not interesting.

Never fret and fume. Patient listening develops the will and wins the hearts of others.

Understand well the nature of people.

6. Adjust -

Do not be stubborn.

Be willing to change.

Adjust yourself in such a way as to be pleasing to others.

Always react in a harmonious manner.

Serve all and love all.

7. Cleanliness -

Be neat and clean.

Cleanliness is next to Godliness.

Be neat in your dress.

Have a daily bath.

Do not let your clothes and books lie everywhere.

 A clean life indicates a strong mind and good discipline.

It shows that you are refined.

8. Sincerity -

Let the thoughts agree with the words.

Let the words agree with the actions.

Let there be harmony among the words, actions and thoughts.

9. Reverence for Life -

Be kind and loving to animals, birds and all creatures that creep and crawl.

Be merciful to them.

Do not destroy the beautiful flowers and plants unnecessarily.

You will then lead a rich and useful life.

10. Cheerfulness -

A laughter a day keeps the doctor away.

Be ever cheerful in whatever difficult conditions
you may be placed.

A cheerless mind is a diseased mind.

Cheerfulness will let you tap the power within.

It will turn failure into success.

Thank you for reading

  JAIHIND.

 To be continued  ...


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